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tke248
5y ago
Thats because the first time it was an actual bug https://www.nationalgeographic.org/thisday/sep9/worlds-first...
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tke248
5y ago
Their video platform also sucks, I haven't got to enjoy joe rogan as much since he moved over
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tke248
6y ago
Why not break her out I have an 85 year old grandma living with me an its fine...
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tke248
6y ago
The difference with Ironkeys are you can remotely deactivate/erase them.
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tke248
6y ago
I think there is something to this I used to have a radio that would pickup this type of interference and days when it was heavy I would have more than usual amount hardware failures even powersupplies.
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tke248
6y ago
I took it to mean there is no one conspiring against you. Sometimes people add more meaning to innocuous interactions and believe it's planned or concerted effort when really its just a bunch of random peoples choices.
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What are your thoughts about UV Light Therapy?
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6y ago
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7y ago
Bernie is an alien and hes going to use his replicator to give us everything for free!
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tke248
7y ago
Seems like you could make a fan out of this stuff that could be used to vent the heat from air conditioning units instead of using electric fans.
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8y ago
Would you ever sell the site? Been thinking about making one myself that you can print that has the fold lines and maybe some fighter jet graphics
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9y ago
I think the http://longnow.org/ foundation has a few related projects
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9y ago
Does anything like this exist on the web would like to send a blurry license plate picture through this and see what it comes up with..
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9y ago
Would it be possible with something like this to locate all the pools in a give area and find the street addresses?
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9y ago
If malware writers can get toasters to mine bitcoin a browser should be able to do the same for content creators, this would incentize people to make more engaging content the longer people stay on your page the more you make.
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tke248
10y ago
Think you got a typo but buy?
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tke248
10y ago
I wonder if this ever happened to ancient armies
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10y ago
I have considered making this myself but focusing on day labors instead. In my city we have a huge population of day labors that congregate in a few places around town with the hopes of getting picked up for construction work. I'm pr
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10y ago
I consider EdDSA to meet the TLS 1.1 or higher requirement in PCI-DSS besides the lack of industry adoption do you see any potential problems with it?
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10y ago
There are no shortage of competitors in the payments space because most are profitable very early. My first customers would probably be in the vending machine space the few companies that provide this service overcharge and require expensiv
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10y ago
Most people in the groups you mention are not known to be early adopters of anything. SQRL is still early days and is not rolling its own encryption its just a novel implementation of and existing one EdDSA. One notable innovative paymen
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tke248
10y ago
We are not the typical startup group the 3 of us are in our mid 30's senior level information security consultants for banks and other financial institutions. While we don’t have any startup experience we all have been in IT working t
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10y ago
I would shoot to be the lowest cost option starting with freemium to tiered monthly fee paid by the merchants. Banks are getting hammered with constant card reissues costs due to merchant compromises and along with the savings from not hav
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10y ago
I would start by targeting under served merchants that currently don't offer the credit card option like vending, laundromats, etc. I could also see this working to give websites another way to monetize ad blocked sites with micropaym
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10y ago
Sounds useful wouldn't limit it to just stripe though
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10y ago
I think one way to prevent the use of stolen credit cards in the system is through validating the card with two small test transactions on account creation. You could also allow the linking of checking accounts as a secondary method of ver
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10y ago
It would be nice if there was a link up top to filter the submissions similar to show/ask links. Here is my submission: PaySQR - the new secure way to pay! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11444053
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10y ago
It is a similar concept but Apple Pay requires your bank to opt-in which increases the banks per transaction cost because it utilizes the Visa Token Service. This system wouldn't require the banks to opt-in you would just be adding yo
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Apply HN: PaySQR – the new secure way to pay
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11y ago
I saw a VAX still in the rack a few years ago at an army base might be a good place to look..
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11y ago
keep it looks better than before
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